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Bartoli Lane. A bridge of the same type, but carrying State Route 4007, was built in Union
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Upstream of one of its unnamed tributaries, the peak annual discharge of
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Shickshinny Creek 1.68 miles (2.70 km) upstream of its mouth. Its watershed has an area of 9.52 square miles (24.7 km). Culver Creek joins Shickshinny Creek 6.72 miles (10.81 km) upstream of its mouth. Its watershed
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Shickshinny Creek, on Shickshinny Mountain. The Pocono Beds are found at the same level as the creek slightly north of Shickshinny. This rock formation consists of 200 feet (61 m) of gray sandstone and brownish sandy shales. Approximately 400 feet (120 m)
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Shickshinny Creek has a 10 percent chance of reaching 2,500 cubic feet per second (71 m/s). It has a 2 percent chance of reaching 4,800 cubic feet per second (140 m/s) and a 1 percent chance of reaching 6,200 cubic feet per second (180 m/s). The peak annual discharge has a 0.2
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Shickshinny Creek is designated as a Coldwater Fishery and a Migratory Fishery. The tributaries Reyburn Creek and Culver Creek, as well as several unnamed streams in the watershed, also hold these designations. However, the tributary Little Shickshinny Creek is designated as a High-Quality
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were built on the creek in 1802 and 1804, respectively. Several bridges have also been constructed over it. The creek was historically polluted by culm near its mouth, but agriculture was the main industry in the watershed in the early 1900s. It was historically used as a water supply.
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Stratified Drift, Wisconsinan Ice-Contact Delta, Wisconsinan Bouldery Till, Wisconsinan Till, lakes, and wetlands. The lower reaches of the creek are in a water gap between Huntington Mountain and Shickshinny Mountain. A lake known as
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was 0.158 milligrams per liter (0.000158 oz/cu ft). The nitrate concentration was 0.700 milligrams per liter (0.000699 oz/cu ft), the concentration of
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ASSESSMENT ONGOING OF 3,000 GALLON FUEL LEAK AT AREA CREEK OWNERS OF A PIPELINE THAT LEAKED DIESEL FUEL INTO SHICKSHINNY CREEK REVIEW ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE TO AQUATIC LIFE
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in the waters of Shickshinny Creek was once measured to be 7.2 milligrams per liter (0.0072 oz/cu ft) milligrams per liter. The concentration of
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1490:§ 93.9k. Drainage List K. Susquehanna River Basin in Pennsylvania Susquehanna River
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802:List of rivers of Pennsylvania
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1564:, p. 32
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1528:the original
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1468:the original
1464:Times Leader
1458:
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994:, retrieved
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862:
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735:water supply
732:
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708:plaster mill
693:
689:Schigi-hanna
688:
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598:alluvial fan
550:cut and fill
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284:Culver Creek
251:
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236:Culver Creek
61:Schigi-hanna
60:
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743:Agriculture
654:Shickshinny
576:containing
440:bicarbonate
381:Tributaries
372:US Route 11
336:Sylvan Lake
308:Wisconsinan
280:Shickshinny
252:Shickohinna
210:Tributaries
199:Progression
155: /
38:Shickohinna
1594:Categories
836:References
704:flour mill
694:The first
650:Muhlenburg
546:urban land
401:alkalinity
329:Koonsville
186:Basin size
143:76°08′48″W
140:41°09′05″N
1474:March 10,
1442:March 10,
1360:March 10,
1338:March 10,
1313:March 10,
1220:March 10,
1164:March 10,
1138:March 10,
1078:March 10,
941:March 10,
790:Paddy Run
778:reservoir
774:red maple
762:main stem
739:Mocanaqua
712:brickyard
700:gristmill
625:Watershed
586:sandstone
523:sandstone
503:sea level
467:discharge
388:watershed
360:water gap
300:gristmill
256:tributary
56:Etymology
1568:March 8,
1555:(2004),
1537:March 8,
1500:March 8,
1419:March 8,
1387:March 8,
1289:(1982),
1272:March 8,
1244:March 8,
1197:March 8,
1109:March 8,
1042:March 8,
996:March 8,
972:March 8,
907:March 8,
869:March 8,
784:See also
727:tee beam
719:turnpike
710:, and a
672:flooding
594:wetlands
578:boulders
554:alluvium
456:chloride
448:nitrates
444:nitrogen
362:between
824:of the
756:Biology
723:bridges
696:sawmill
582:bedrock
515:sinuous
452:sulfate
296:sawmill
262:in the
258:of the
254:) is a
665:riprap
661:dammed
644:, and
642:swamps
580:, and
570:gravel
507:source
460:sodium
319:Course
298:and a
290:, and
278:, and
213:
178:Length
114:
80:
77:Source
1562:(PDF)
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901:(PDF)
894:(PDF)
808:Notes
767:trout
747:mills
646:lakes
590:shale
531:gorge
527:shale
499:mouth
348:right
340:ponds
110:Mouth
1570:2015
1539:2015
1502:2015
1476:2014
1444:2014
1421:2015
1389:2015
1362:2014
1340:2014
1315:2014
1274:2015
1246:2015
1222:2014
1199:2015
1166:2014
1140:2014
1111:2015
1080:2014
1044:2015
998:2015
974:2015
943:2014
909:2015
871:2015
820:See
760:The
706:, a
652:and
588:and
574:till
568:and
566:sand
562:fill
525:and
429:culm
366:and
352:left
266:in
1596::
1493:,
1462:,
1407:,
1369:^
1173:^
1147:^
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843:^
780:.
749:.
741:.
717:A
560:,
556:,
552:,
413:pH
286:,
274:,
238:,
20:)
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